CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT INTELLIGENCE
Drawings in.
Structured data out.
Drawings, specifications, contracts and approval documents parsed into structured records with confidence flags, review points and system-ready fields.
Explore document intelligence ยท The design data layer
The short answer.
- What it is: A parsing layer that turns construction documents into data: dimensions, quantities, clauses, conditions and requirements, each with a confidence flag.
- Who it's for: Manufacturers quoting from drawings, developers tracking approval conditions, builders and consultants re-typing the same documents into every system.
- How it stays safe: High confidence flows to systems, medium routes to review, low escalates to a person. Nothing is silently guessed.
What comes out of each document.
Already working for a living.
The parsing layer feeds our live quoting deployment and the compliance system's condition capture, and the research behind it was presented at WSBE26 in Melbourne.
- Parsing: Live under quoting
- Feeds: Quoting, compliance, agents
- Research: WSBE26, Melbourne
Publications & awards
Questions, answered plainly.
Can it read every construction document perfectly?
No, and it doesn't pretend to. Confidence flags and review points are designed in because construction documents are often ambiguous or incomplete.
Where does the extracted data go?
Into the systems you approve: quoting, compliance, scheduling, reporting or your own tools via integration.
Can humans correct the output?
Yes. Human review and correction are part of the workflow, and corrections improve the parsing over time.
Bring a document set.
Leave with structured data.
Send representative drawings, specifications or contracts, and we'll show you what a parsed, confidence-flagged data set looks like for your operation.
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